Wednesday May 15 | Business Journal
Florida college presidents' base salary vs. total compensation
A recent report from the Florida Office of the Chief Inspector General found that the president of St.
SPC president pay tops among local institutions
Amid a wide range of compensation packages for presidents of state colleges in Florida, the pay package for the St.
Ever since the first time he fired a rifle , Dan Baum has been fascinated with guns.
Congratulations to Dunedin High's Top Two Students
One girl is Senior Class President. The other is a dancer and thespian. Both of these high-achieving students not only maintain top grade-point averages, they also are engaged in the school community.
What's playing this May on stage
Giselle 'Giselle,' Sunday, May 12, 3 p.m., at The Palladium at St. Petersburg College, 253 Fifth Ave.
Cuyahoga Community College identifies the two finalists for its presidency
Cuyahoga Community College has identified Alex Johnson, the former president of its Metropolitan Campus, and Lars A. Hafner, an embattled former administrator from a community college in Florida, as the two finalists for the presidency at Ohio's largest community college.
Boca Ciega to dedicate fields to former teacher/coach Gerry Ramsberger
Boca Ciega will hold a ceremony at 4 p.m. Friday to name the new softball and baseball fields on the school's campus after longtime coach and teacher Gerry Ramsberger.
Seminole mayors meet for discussion
Mayor Leslie Waters hosted former mayors Dottie Reeder and Jimmy Johnson at a roundtable discussion over lunch at Zom Hee Chinese Restaurant April 19 to reflect on the growth of Seminole, review current city challenges and to discuss visions for the future.
Pushing a Data-Driven Culture on One Campus
William D. Law Jr. was talking about "big data" before it was a buzzword. Mr. Law, president of St.
Fifth Third celebrates financial literacy
In tandem with National Financial Literacy Month, Fifth Third Bank Tampa Bay is offering a series of empowerment programs designed to help students and businesses take stock of their finances and develop positive habits.
Sounds of Vienna wrap Tampa Bay Symphony season
Mark Sforzini winds up his first season as music director of the Tampa Bay Symphony with a program that has a Viennese theme, including Mozart's Symphony No.
Residents Ready for Change Along 34th Street South Corridor
More than a 200 residents and business owners turned out Tuesday night to St. Petersburg College to kick off the process to revitalize 34th Street South from 30th Avenue to 54th Avenue South.
The winners of the Entrepreneurship competition at St. Petersburg College in Seminole, from left, Chelsea Gibson, Marie Rogers, Yvette Collins and Stephanie Addis with her daughter, Emilie Hartley.
Conversation focuses on county's future
Citizens participated in the Pinellas County 2014 Budget Community Forum April 10, asking questions at the open house, through the eTownHall blog, through Twitter and by phone as county commissioners and the county administrator discussed budget-related issues as part of a panel that was moderated by Bay News 9's senior anchor Al Ruechel.
County Commission tackles budget issues
Pinellas County Commissioners discussed a variety of subjects during a lengthy work session April 18 at St.
SPC uses online course to help remedial students
Decades had passed since Cynthia Staiger sat in a high school classroom breathing in chalk dust and learning what "x" equaled if "y" was less than 5. So when Staiger, 54, went to enroll for summer classes at St.
'Tech Trek' helps students envision
Paul Smith is on track to graduate this year with an information studies degree from the University of South Florida.
SPC offers summer camps; Eckerd College has new dean
St. Petersburg College and its community partners are hosting more than a dozen summer camps and programs for elementary, middle and high school students.